Worthington Manor Golf Club

If you haven't played this course, it will seem daunting at first with several of the first 9 holes playing uneven lies no matter where you are. The rough is thick, and the fairways narrow. The terrain was excellent though. I'd play here again in a heartbeat. Loved the layout.

A great test for the above average golfer. Pace of play was fantastic for a weekend tee time. It's a target golf course than penalizes getting into bad spots. Greens in good shape and challenging. Would play again but wouldn't take a beginner.

Favorite course in the area. Always a great experience. Challenging, yet fair.

In great condition and not so busy in the afternoon

For the time of the year, early October, conditions were excellent. A significant issue was the prevalence of gnats - they were very disturbing, and present through most of the afternoon to early evening round. The GPS units were not highly useful in deciding how to play off the tees on some of the holes due to some challenging fairways to hit to. Some of the difficulties were due to fairways at angles where it was difficult to judge how far the near and far edges of the fairways were that were running at a significant angle - for example the 1st hole. Another difficulty was due to some fairways where you couldn't see the landing area from the tee due to an angle, as well as a significant elevation change off the tee. Overall though, the course was a great challenge, in very good condition, and an excellent value at $35 a player. It is definitely worth paying $60 or so, if that fits your budget, considering the outstanding qualities of the course.